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Foreigners that become Chlouvānem citizens always have a matronymic added, and the same is usually done also for and by people who have business with the Chlouvānem-speaking world or are Yunyalīlti (as, for example, the incumbent Minister of Agriculture of Holenagika, Qyqshdir Hgoabein [ˈqyqsir ˈɣɔbeɲ] is usually referred to as Fyålьkāvi Gåbeña ''Khyukṣṭih''). Other people are simply known by their Chlouvānemized names but without an added matronymic - like incumbent Cerian Prime Minister Pétéro Bafín is referred to as Bafīn ''Paṣṭras''. | Foreigners that become Chlouvānem citizens always have a matronymic added, and the same is usually done also for and by people who have business with the Chlouvānem-speaking world or are Yunyalīlti (as, for example, the incumbent Minister of Agriculture of Holenagika, Qyqshdir Hgoabein [ˈqyqsir ˈɣɔbeɲ] is usually referred to as Fyålьkāvi Gåbeña ''Khyukṣṭih''). Other people are simply known by their Chlouvānemized names but without an added matronymic - like incumbent Cerian Prime Minister Pétéro Bafín is referred to as Bafīn ''Paṣṭras''. | ||
====Countries of the former Kaiṣamā==== | |||
In the former Kaiṣamā, and for people with ancestry in those areas living in the Chlouvānem Inquisition, rules are typically less strict as the names are usually adapted as it is in their language. | |||
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In Bronic, Fathanic, and Qualdomelic names, matronymics are already a part of the name and the structure is similar to the Chlouvānem one, so that names are only adapted to Chlouvānem phonology - unless they are already of Chlouvānem origin - and reordered (both Qualdomelic and Brono-Fathanic names follow the structure ''given name + surname + (son/daughter of) + mother's name''). Their matronymics are cognates: ''jamwhaʰ'' "son of" and ''jamhniʰ'' "daughter of" in Qualdomelic; ''eimoa'' (''aemŏ'') "son of" and ''emine'' (''aemń'') "daughter of" in Bronic (Fathanic). | |||
For example, the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Qualdomelic Communist Party, Răjultiq Mittuk jamhni Whăngeă, is known in Chlouvānem as Kvalyāvi Mittuka ''Rayultikah''. | |||
Many people in Brono, Fathan, and Qualdomailor have also adopted the Chlouvānem marriage-dependant suffixes and added them to their surnames: their forms are ''-(j)ẹš'' (♂<small>MAR</small> ''-(j)ẹrá'', ♂<small>UNM</small> ''-(j)ẹmí'') in Qualdomelic; ''-esy'' (♂<small>MAR</small> ''-era'', ♂<small>UNM</small> ''-emi'') in Bronic; ''-aeš'' (♂<small>MAR</small> ''-araš'', ♂<small>UNM</small> ''-emiš'') in Fathanic. The current President of the Republic of Brono, Memioamy Antisioanesy emine Taeane, has both a Chlouvānem origin name and a Chlouvānem variable surname, and therefore she is known in Chlouvānem sources as Tahæniyāvi Antišvanæša ''Mæmihomah''. Her husband, Oarebato Antisioanera eimoa Tregeady, is referred to as Celyajāvi Antišvanærās ''Varebatu''. | |||
==Informal names (laltihalenī)== | ==Informal names (laltihalenī)== | ||